Integration GitHub by API

The GitHub service provides hosting and collaborative development services for various projects. Developers from small and large teams are provided with everything they need to work with the code, debug and analyze it. There is a bug tracking system, a wiki system for documentation, the ability to easily interact with other users. The creators of the service themselves jokingly position it as a "social network for programmers." The history of the service began in 2008, at the same time the first repositories began to appear on it, the number of which today is already in the millions (it is stated that more than 17,000 of them were added in the first month alone). GitHub is readily used by many users working on a wide variety of projects, both public and private. Despite the emergence of very aggressive competitors, such as GitLab, which has lured some of the major developers to itself, the service still remains extremely popular. Owners of small and open source projects can use GitHub for free. Developers working on large enterprise projects can choose from a variety of pricing plans, gaining access to a variety of additional features. In 2018, GitHub was taken over by Microsoft. The deal, which received mixed reviews from the general public, was valued at a whopping $7.8 billion.